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Škoda Epiq gets Sportline trim

Škoda is expanding the Epiq with a Sportline version featuring sportier styling, extensive standard equipment and two available electric drivetrains.

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Technology, Electric Vehicles, Industry

Mercedes launches V2G offer with annual bonus

Mercedes-Benz is bringing a bidirectional charging package to Germany with The Mobility House Energy. With an average connection time of twelve hours per day, Mercedes is currently indicating a bonus of more than 500 euros per year.

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Mercedes launches V2G offer with annual bonus
Electric Vehicles, Industry, Technology

VW plans second-generation ID. Buzz

Volkswagen wants to continue the ID. Buzz with a second generation. The electric van is set to move to the SSP platform and become less expensive.

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VW plans second-generation ID. Buzz
Industry, Electric Vehicles, New Cars

Changan Nevo to launch in Europe in 2026

Changan is bringing the Nevo brand to Europe with the Q05, Q06 and A06 models. The gradual market launch is planned from the fourth quarter of 2026.

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New Cars, Electric Vehicles, Technology

Lancia Gamma unveiled as midsize SUV

The Lancia Gamma has been unveiled as a midsize SUV based on STLA Medium. The range includes a 145 PS hybrid and three electric versions with up to 741 km WLTP range.

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Electric Vehicles, New Cars, Reviews

Hyundai Ioniq 3 N Line: data and prices

For the 4.17-metre-long Ioniq 3 N Line, Hyundai lists two batteries, 344 to 497 km of range, 29-minute fast charging and prices from 29’900 francs.

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Electric Vehicles, New Cars, Technology

Skoda Epiq and Peaq expand EV lineup

Skoda is adding to its electric offering with the 4.87-meter Peaq as its flagship and the 4.17-meter Epiq as its entry-level model.

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